Analysts: There are clear signs of recovery state economy

Shares in Asia increased moderately on Wednesday after a lot of U.S. companies reported a strong earnings and the Chairman of the FED, Ben Bernanke, said that the biggest economy in the world will begin recovery this year.

Most markets were up less than 1% closed mixed after a day earlier. Futures on Wall Street peaked, with oil prices.
The next round of better than expected earnings and improved forecasts in the U.S., this time of Caterpillar Inc. is Apple Inc., gave investors more reason to believe the worst of the global downturn is over.
This idea was reinforced by the chairman of the FED, Ben Bernanke, who said that the U.S. is prepared to turn this year as rising unemployment continues to shackle the economy. Investors also welcomed the assurances of Bernanke that the FED will keep the basic interest rate low.
Investors are nahvarliha neudarzhimo global securities last week, the profit of the companies support for revitalization of economic growth.
Currently more and more investors are trying to determine the actual form of recovery, economists say.
The U.S. economy is stabilized, there is no doubt that, say analysts. We pass through a transitional period to think it is the end of the world to see how our experience would seem a new world, they complement.

Asian stock markets
In Japan Nikkei 225 rose by 0.7 percent to 9 722.92 points. The index of Hong Kong Hang Seng added 0.3% to 19 556.67 points.
Korean Kospi was up by 0.2 percent. In the Shanghai index has advanced by 1.9 percent and the Australian benchmark advanced 0.4 percent and with the Indian Sensex was up by 1.1 percent.

WallStreet
Wall Street added to its increase during the night. Dow rises by 0.8% to 8 915.94 points, reaching its highest level since January. S & P 500 iskochi by 0.4 percent to 954.58 points, which is its highest close since November. Nasdaq was up by 0.4% to 1 916.20 points, which is higher for the 10th consecutive time. The last time the index has increased 10 consecutive sessions was in July 1997

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Oil prices fell in Asia as September contracts were down by 39 cents to $ 65.22 per barrel. On Tuesday oil with delivery in August increased by 74 cents to $ 64.72 per barrel.
Gold traded almost unchanged in Asia, under $ 950 for ounce, as concerns about inflation and the weakened U.S. dollar strengthened, reducing the demand for precious metals. Silver rose by 0.4 percent to $ 13.6050 for ounce, platinum added 0.6%.
Currencies

Yen and the dollar strengthened for a second successive days against the euro because of concerns that the recovery of the global banking industry from the financial storm will be deferred, increasing demand for safer assets.
The yen strengthened to around ¥ 132.98 to the euro in London from 133.36 in New York, where it added 0.5 percent. Japanese currency to climb to 93.62 dollars from 93.73. The dollar was up to around $ 1.4211 to the euro of $ 1.4226.

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